Under President Trump’s leadership, Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a peace agreement, promising to end the 35-year conflict and granting the US exclusive development rights in the South Caucasus strategic corridor. Iran opposes the construction of this corridor and issues a warning. On Friday (August 8), Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Aliyev signed the text of the “Azerbaijan and Armenia Agreement on Peace and State Relations” at the White House, committing to end the long-running dispute over the Nagorno-Karabakh region since the late 1980s. President Trump stated at the signing ceremony, “They fought for 35 years, now they are friends, and…
